(Image credit: CommonSpace) Robin Clunie, an architect, outlined in a recent article the way Scotland can take control of its land to provide for all of its citizens. With an amendment to land ownership laws, this could be done, according to Clunie. Clunie said, “All land except that immediately attached to a residence is taken into the people’s ownership

BIEN co-chair Karl Widerquist is the keynote speaker. Other speakers have been invited from the Fife Council, Scottish Government, Department of Work and Pensions, and the Inland Revenue to discuss the Fife pilot project.

Anthropology, Philosophy and the State of Nature Book Launch of Prehistoric Myths in Modern Political Philosophy, by Karl Widerquist and Grant McCall January 26, 4pm-6pm, Conference Room 2.15, Chrystal Macmillan Building, Edinburgh. Karl Widerquist, co-chair of the Basic Income Earth Network, will present his new book, Prehistoric Myths in Modern Political Philosophy, in Edinburgh this January. The book is primarily

Karl Widerquist, co-chair of the Basic Income Earth Network and long time Basic Income advocate, will give six talks in five days in the United Kingdom. He will discuss Basic Income at a graduate student seminar at the University of Edinburgh, in Edinburgh Scotland from 11:00 to 12:00 on January 26. This event is invitation only. At 16:00 to 18:00

The Buchanan Institute, Scotland’s only student-led think tank, has prepared a report that makes a case for universal basic income in the UK. The report will be launched at a University of Edinburgh event on January 26.